Supreme Swan

The entire knowledge of the cosmos is packed in the Gita. If you think that introduction is a bit over-the-top, it was written by Paramahansa Yogananda! Here is what else he has to say about his incredible work:

"I arrived at the spiritual understanding expressed in these pages by attunement with Vyasa, and by perceiving the Spirit as God of creation relating wisdom to the awakened Arjuna within myself. I became Arjuna's soul and communed with Spirit; let the result speak for itself."

" In a language of simile, metaphor, and allegory, the Bhagavad Gita was very cleverly written by Sage Vyasa by interweaving historical facts with psychological and spiritual truths, presenting a word-painting of the tumultuous inner battle that must be waged by both the material and the spiritual man. In the hard shell of symbology, he hid the deepest spiritual meanings to protect them from the devastation of the ignorance of the Dark Ages toward which civilization was descending concurrent with the end of Sri Krishna's incarnation on earth"So Vyasa reproduced the inner experience between his soul and God; as the Bhagavad Gita dialogue between the awakened soul of Arjuna and his omnipresent preceptor, the God-incarnate Krishna."

"Wherever one is on the journey back to God, the Gita will shed its light on that segment of the journey."

And that is why God Talks with Arjuna is for every devotee. We could go on for several pages expounding on our favorite book, but it's impossible to do it justice; it needs to be read - at least the introduction and chapter one.

There is a Sanskrit transliteration of each verse, subject guides, annotations and a 37 page index.

Specifications:
1,224 pages, 2 volumes in slip case - paperback edition
6 X 9 X 2 inches

• Paperback
• Two-volume with Slip Case
• 1,224 pages
• 6 X 9 X 2 inches